Christian Osgood defends his rental properties against slumlord accusations, arguing he uses cheap paint and flooring to create affordable housing. He shows a before-and-after transformation and says lower rents help solve homelessness, not exploit tenants.
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All right, we got another clown calling me a slumlord because I talked about doing inexpensive fixes. Now, inexpensive fixes— we've actually spent years and years trying to figure out what is the lowest cost where we can make amazing looking spaces so that people love where they live, but we can charge less in rent. Now, if you hate affordable rent and you want people to be homeless, this might make sense. But I hate it when people bother me online saying like, hey dude, I think you're a slumlord, you're just really cheap. Uh, no, we do a lot so we can pass savings on to our tenants. Check this out. This was the building that I purchased. This is a slum. This is what it looks like now. This is what it takes with inexpensive flooring, inexpensive paint, a great crew. Look at the difference. This is affordable housing, guys.